Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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Framingham State Normal School DEARS, GEORGIA George Pleasant St., Stoughton. Lend-a-hand Y. W. C. A. Fine Arts. Georgia stayed over a Week-end Which. was an unusual thing. Sunday she ate onions for dinner But alas, what made long distance ringf' By the Way, is anyone clever at arith- metic? One chocolate cake every Week for three years. How many does that make? They're good too, I've sampled 'en1. DENNEN, DOROTHY Dot,' East Pepperell. Fine Arts. G-lee Club. Y. W. C. A. Dot or Dennie is her name, Pepperell is her station And when our Dot comes back to school She brings a Whole Week's ration. Dot is petite, but she is nevertheless included at all our good times at Crocker and ever-ready to catch the first car to Worcester after one of those many pay- station calls. Trips are never too often to suit Dot, because her interest is cen- tered there. DESROSIERS, LAURETTA 321 Belmont Ave., Springfield. Harvard Basket-ball Team. Volley ball. Come on, put the ball over, Yale can't scare you! Who is that girl? Cantt she play basket-ball? Yes, let us give three cheers for Desrosiers. Lauretta brings all her enthusiasm into all classes. Give nine rahs and three Desrosiers to cheer her on her Way through life! new 7 ,.--we A -V I QM-1 get V ' ... L..

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THE DIAL 33:94 5119!-1--W COLLINS, MARGARET 30 Charles St., Westborough. A'KempiS. Margaret is another one of our quiet misses. She never has much gab to offer although she does her share of re- citing in classes. Knowing Margaret is knowing a very nice girl, one who has never a word to the contrary. We feel certain she will be a success in teaching. CRAGIN, REBA 281 Concord St., Framingham. Volley Ball. Sub on Yale Basket-ball. We had in our midst this last year at Crocker, a girl by the name of Reba. She is very quiet but always so cordial when you happen to see her on first floor. Remember girls, what a fine Uncle Samn she made! CROWE, ESTELLE Stell 55 Cedar St., Somerville. Lend-a-hand Basket-ball Yale. Treasurer X. P. K. Y. W. C. A. When Stell appears at the door and says, Let's make some fudgef' we all jump and start for the kitchen, for she is famous for her fudge-making ability. This, however, is but one of her accom- plishments. We all remember the clever guarding she did for the Yale Team on that memorable day and here is an un- solved mystery-When does Stell do her studying? She is seldom caught at it, but when it comes to recitation she is always with the rest of us.

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42 THE DIAL -has I 'mpg' V 'f 't' 1 J ,W 3, -wmm DICKINSON, ETHEL MERLE Dickie Granville. Lend-a-hand Y. NV. C. A. Minstrel Show Volley Ball. Editorial Staff Baseball. Canning Play. Fine Arts Cheer Leader Harvard. 'Wlia't's all the excitement on third? Why it's Dickie amusing the girls who couldn't go home over the week-end. .lust vriztcll her assisting in chemistry or run- ning the farm down home in Granville and you'll know why Dickie holds such an important place in the life of F. N. S. DOANE, HELEN FRANCES Skip', North Dana. Y. W. C. A. Fine Arts. NVho is that coming down the corri- dor? O yes, herels Helen back from a wonderful week-end in Dorchester. We- think the attraction must be great because she has only spent one week-end with us this year and that was because there were no trains or cars running. Don't forget your promise-one year of teachingg no less. V EATON, MARY 2 Dorset St., Dorchester. Lend-a-hand Y. W. C. A. . Fine Arts. To know her is to love her. 'Tll tell you how to do it', is one of Mary's favorite expressions-and she lives up to it. Mary is always ready to help others in her own good natured way. She is always in the place one expects to find her. Even if she does arise at 7.29 she is never late. We all wish Mary every success in the years to come.